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by teamgb 13y ago
Looks like HK has been stepping up its startup efforts. The government runs InvestHK and also was at TechCrunch Disrupt promoting the Cyberport (a 10 year old white elephant which now may have found its purpose). > "Autom is a com
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Intuitive Automata Chooses Hong Kong as Birthplace of Their Robot Startup(startmeup.hk)
1 points by teamgb 13y ago|1 comments
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by teamgb 13y ago
Not sure about SEO otherwise how would SANA be the top result for Bing, DuckDuckGo, Yandex and... (cue drumroll) Lycos!
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by teamgb 13y ago
If there were any legal issues, why are Bing and DuckDuckGo still returning SANA in their results? This is all very strange.
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Ask HN: Why is Google purging all search results for Syrian Arab News Agency?
51 points by teamgb 13y ago|19 comments
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by teamgb 13y ago
Confirmed. The website sana.sy of the Syrian Arab News Agency has been 'censored' or 'purged' from Google search results. Even after clicking through 10 pages of results, not a single one links to Sana.sy. Contrast wit
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A Short History Of The War On Syria - 2006-2014(moonofalabama.org)
14 points by teamgb 13y ago|4 comments
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by teamgb 13y ago
If you have proof that the Syrian government used chemical weapons please share it with the UN security council...
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by teamgb 13y ago
Why won't Israel ratify? Does Israel have chemical weapons? Maybe there should be a UN resolution requiring all countries in the Middle East to declare and destroy their chemical weapons under UN supervision.
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by teamgb 13y ago
It's a civil war and the alleged incident area is (or was) under rebel control. The UN inspectors were in within two or three days and started their work. Is that not fast enough?
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by teamgb 13y ago
Not really true from a legal perspective. It is legal to be gay in Russia, but the recently passed law makes it illegal to spread "propaganda of nontraditional sexual relations to minors".
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by teamgb 13y ago
Er, Russia has huge interest in the region, as do the other players. There are two competing natural gas pipelines being built, both of which must transit through Syria to get to the Mediterranean. What's at stake is who gets to sell e
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Are NIST Standard Elliptic Curves Back-doored with untrustworthy seed values?(it.slashdot.org)
2 points by teamgb 13y ago|0 comments
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by teamgb 13y ago
Here is the puzzle, and you are supposed to supply 5 answers. AWVLI QIQVT QOSQO ELGCV IIQWD LCUQE EOENN WWOAO LTDNU QTGAW TSMDO QTLAO QSDCH PQQIQ DQQTQ OOTUD BNIQH BHHTD UTEET FDUEA UMORE SQEQE MLTME TIREC LICAI QATUN QRALT ENEIN RKG For th
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by teamgb 13y ago
If you don't want to click the link, the puzzle page is here: https://canyoufindit.co.uk/ If you don't want to click that link, here is the puzzle, and you are supposed to supply 5 answers. AWVLI QIQVT QOSQO ELGCV
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Solve the cyber secret to have a crack at joining GCHQ’s code-breakers(gchq.gov.uk)
2 points by teamgb 13y ago|2 comments
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Can you decipher this 143 character string? If yes, GCHQ wants to hire you.(independent.co.uk)
1 points by teamgb 13y ago|1 comments
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NSA slides laugh at Steve Jobs & Apple 1984 ad, label iPhone users as 'zombies'(spiegel.de)
5 points by teamgb 13y ago|1 comments
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by teamgb 13y ago
At the time, the other thread had no comments and no votes so this submission was made to hopefully help raise awareness to what John Gilmore wrote.
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by teamgb 13y ago
One is open source, the other isn't. What is more important - security or convenience?
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by teamgb 13y ago
What comes first, security for users, or marketing a new release? If this new format is more secure and ready to roll out, why delay? What if Mavericks doesn't get released in October but gets pushed back to sometime next year?
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by teamgb 13y ago
Can you write a blog post about this? Need to get this information out there. Good job finding this.
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John Gilmore: NSA obstructed development of IPSEC Crypto in Linux Kernel(linux.slashdot.org)
176 points by teamgb 13y ago|28 comments
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by teamgb 13y ago
Just because something is supposedly legal in one country, doesn't make it legal in the rest of the world. What if the Saudi Religious Police mounted operations around the world - beating women for wearing mini-skirts or chopping heads
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by teamgb 13y ago
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/syria/1... UN accuses Syrian rebels of chemical weapons use Syrian rebels have made use of the deadly nerve agent sarin in their war-torn country&#x2
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by teamgb 13y ago
This looks and smells like propaganda. Only a single post, this one, has ever been posted on the account. http://thehowardbealeshow.tumblr.com/archive
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Ask HN: How can a country defend itself from cruise missiles?
5 points by teamgb 13y ago|2 comments
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by teamgb 13y ago
It's all very confusing so no point rushing to any conclusions. The Register writes: "the government says that Miranda was actually carrying a piece of paper with a decryption password written on it. This allowed the police to re
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by teamgb 13y ago
If true, utterly despicable. > As-Safir said Prince Bandar pledged to safeguard Russia’s naval base in Syria if the Assad regime is toppled, but he also hinted at Chechen terrorist attacks on Russia’s Winter Olympics in Sochi if there i
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Saudi Arabia threatens Russia with Chechen terrorists at Olympics (paragraph 8)(telegraph.co.uk)
4 points by teamgb 13y ago|1 comments

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